Wrestling tournament & league software
Running wrestling is complicated enough. Your software shouldn't make it harder. Snapdown is built around how leagues and tournaments actually run — serious enough for a 650-wrestler Sunday, plain enough for the volunteer who got handed the scoring laptop twenty minutes ago.
Parent or coach? Follow your wrestler's mat, wait, and results. See what the app does
Built in the gym. Proven on the mat. · 2025–26 season
Used in real competition
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High school championships Built around the people in the gym
The director needs the whole floor. The coach needs to know how many matches out his kid is. The parent needs one mat number. Same Saturday, three different questions, and none of them should require asking somebody at the head table.
For tournament directors
Brackets, the floor, scoring, and published results in one live event. A table worker sees one match. You see all of them.
For league directors
Generate competitive groups after check-in, then keep teams, results, records, rankings, and championships connected.
For coaches & families
Follow a wrestler once. See their mat, the opponent, how many matches until they go, the bracket, and the result without asking the head table.
Tournament operations
An open tournament, a championship, a weekly event, a dual: registration through published results, without reconstructing the event across six screens. Your table workers see the match in front of them. You see the whole floor. Families see their kid.
Mat Control Center
See what is wrestling now, who is on deck, and which mat needs attention.
Snapdown began in an 18-team, 650-wrestler league where building matchups consumed 10–20 hours every week. Then Sunday came, kids didn't show, and the whole thing had to be rebuilt on the gym floor.
Now the full season stays connected: persistent teams and rosters, event-day check-in, custom matchmaking, live events, records, rankings, reports, and championships.
Custom matchup algorithms
Snapdown considers weight, age, skill, performance, team, and prior opponents to build the strongest overall groups from the wrestlers who checked in. Results feed the season, so the next event begins with better information.
One league, one season
52 teams. 2,400+ wrestlers.
15,000+ matches. $250.
The Western Ohio Wrestling League ran 80+ events across multiple Sunday locations, with local table crews scoring in parallel and every result feeding one connected season.
As a director, the event basically ran itself. As a coach, the system tells you exactly how many matches out each wrestler is, making it so simple to know when your wrestlers will be up.
The functionality of the Snapdown app makes it a unique, do-it-all platform that takes care of matchmaking, digitally running an event, remotely following an event, and having access to statistics. Using Snapdown has been a major upgrade for weekly competitions as well as end-of-season tournaments.
League season
$250/season
Unlimited league events, teams, wrestlers, and matches. Not per wrestler, not per event, not a percentage of anything.
Standalone tournament
$100 + $1 per entry
Online registration, basic app access for your families, and a setup walkthrough included. One entry is one wrestler in one division. Two divisions, two entries.
See tournament pricing and features →Create your league or tournament yourself. It takes a few minutes, and the price is on the site. If you would rather see it first, we will walk your format with you.
Want to practice first? Ask for a free demo event and run a whole tournament in it.
